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published:03 Feb 2015

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published:08 Aug 2018

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The Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme’s Snow, Water, Ice and Permafrost in the Arctic (SWIPA) assessment focuses on changes to the Arctic cryosphere (the portion of the Arctic land and water that is seasonally or perennially frozen), and the implications of those changes. The second SWIPA assessment, which covers the period 2011–2015, with some updates to include observations from 2016 and early 2017, was published in 2017.
Fact sheet report on 2017’s findings related to recent observed changes in the Arctic http://www.amap.no/documents/doc/swipa-2017-press-material/1544

published:25 Apr 2017

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Our optional spring excursion takes students to the very north of Sweden to experience winter in the arctic. Activities usually include dog sledding, snowshoeing, a visit to a traditional Sámi village, and a tour of the world famous Ice Hotel in Jukkasjärvi. If we’re lucky, we’ll also have a chance see the beautiful Northern Lights! Learn more at http://swedishprogram.org/our-program/travel/.

published:21 Jun 2018

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posted on http://ch.panasonic.net on: Dec, 03, 2009
To conserve the natural environment of the Arctic, which is being significantly affected by global warming, Panasonic supports the World Wide Fund in the Arctic Program.
Environmental Activities
http://panasonic.net/eco/

published:01 Jun 2012

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The webinar took place in the Scientix online meeting room on Wednesday 21st June at 16:00 CETCentral European Time.
Webinar outline:
EDU-ARCTIC is an EU-funded project, focused on using Arctic research as a vehicle to strengthen science education curricula all across Europe. It aims at encouraging students aged 13 to 20 to pursue further education in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), setting them on a path to perhaps one day work in one of these sectors.
EDU-ARCTIC uses interactive, innovative online tools and has five main components:
1. Online lessons hosted by polar scientists and broadcast from research stations. The lessons focus on natural science topics, polar research and why they are key to help solve important challenges in society.
2.“Polarpedia”: An evolving online encyclopaedia that contains a glossary of scientific terms and educational resources in at least five national European languages.
3.Competitions for European students and their teachers, in which a winning group of students and their teachers will be able to take part in a polar expedition to our research stations.
4.Environmental monitoring programme: All participating schools in Europe are invited to conduct environmental observations and measurements around their school and to submit their data to an open and accessible database. The database can be used as a supplement to science classes, most notably in biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics.
5.Teacher workshops and training sessions aimed at giving teachers the right tools to use EDU-ARCTIC resources and become ambassadors of the project in their home countries.
During this webinar, teachers will be familiarised with the EDU-ARCTIC project and the educational programme which it proposes. They will find out more about all the educational tools which are prepared for them to make learning fun.
Presenter:
Agata Gozdzik from the Institute of Geophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences is the coordinator of the Scientix PolishNationalContact Point. She has been involved in Scientix since 2014.
Now she coordinates two European educational projects: EDU-ARCTIC Horizon 2020 project and ERISERASMUS+ project.

Established as an InternationalExecutive school yet deeply rooted in the Scandinavian management and learning philosophy, SIES create customized programmes on a great variety of topics and areas.
SIES is established jointly with BjorknesUniversity College which is accredited by the national accreditation organization NOKUT and offer study programmes both on high school level, bachelor as well as master level. SIES is also part of Anton B Nilsen Education which is the second largest private provider of education and training in Norway and one of the top in Scandinavia with more than 40.000 thousands students covering a great variety of disciplines and topics both in Norway and Sweden.
SIES has its campus located close to downtown Oslo offering classrooms, group rooms, accommodation opportunities as well as other technical infrastructure to host groups and delegations for lecturers and visits.
School runs Arctic Program in Svalbard for those who are interested in the high north topics.
For more information, please visit the school website: www.sies.no

In a two-minute video, our reporter Al Roker explores the hypothetical biome of Centralia. Centralia is a tundra because it has such low temperatures that permafrost has developed from constantly melting and freezing snow. Because this layer of ice never totally melts, the soil under it is unable to regenerate There is also very little solar insolation and the only biodiversity we were able to find was college students and rats. Trees without leaves and kids with north face jackets are just a few examples of the adaptations that organisms have made to the cold temperatures. A few pictures of the region are also included in the video that suitably categorize Centralia as a tundra.

Program management

Program management or programme management is the process of managing several related projects, often with the intention of improving an organization's performance. In practice and in its aims it is often closely related to systems engineering and industrial engineering.

The program manager has oversight of the purpose and status of the projects in a program and can use this oversight to support project-level activity to ensure the program goals are met by providing a decision-making capacity that cannot be achieved at project level or by providing the project manager with a program perspective when required, or as a sounding board for ideas and approaches to solving project issues that have program impacts. In a program there is a need to identify and manage cross-project dependencies and often the project management office (PMO) may not have sufficient insight of the risk, issues, requirements, design or solution to be able to usefully manage these. The program manager may be well placed to provide this insight by actively seeking out such information from the project managers although in large and/or complex projects, a specific role may be required. However this insight arises, the program manager needs this in order to be comfortable that the overall program goals are achievable.

Program (machine)

The sequence of cards used by a Jacquard loom to produce a given pattern within weaved cloth. Invented in 1801, it used holes in punched cards to represent sewing loom arm movements in order to generate decorative patterns automatically.

The execution of a program is a series of actions following the instructions it contains. Each instruction produces effects that alter the state of the machine according to its predefined meaning.

While some machines are called programmable, for example a programmable thermostat or a musical synthesizer, they are in fact just devices which allow their users to select among a fixed set of a variety of options, rather than being controlled by programs written in a language (be it textual, visual or otherwise).

Socially and politically, the Arctic region includes the northern territories of the eight Arctic states, although by natural science definitions, much of this territory is considered subarctic. The Arctic region is a unique area among Earth's ecosystems. For example, the cultures in the region and the Arctic indigenous peoples have adapted to its cold and extreme conditions. In recent years, the extent of the sea ice has declined. Life in the Arctic includes organisms living in the ice, zooplankton and phytoplankton, fish and marine mammals, birds, land animals, plants and human societies.

Canada goose

The Canada goose (Branta canadensis) is a large wild goose species with a black head and neck, white patches on the face, and a brown body. Native to arctic and temperate regions of North America, its migration occasionally reaches northern Europe. It has been introduced to the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Argentina, Chile, and the Falkland Islands. Like most geese, the Canada goose is primarily herbivorous and normally migratory; it tends to be found on or close to fresh water.

Extremely successful at living in human-altered areas, Canada geese have proven able to establish breeding colonies in urban and cultivated areas, which provide food and few natural predators, and are well known as a common park species. Their success has led to them sometimes being considered a pest species because of their depredation of crops and issues with their noise, droppings, aggressive territorial behavior, and habit of begging for food, especially in their introduced range. Canada geese are also among the most commonly hunted waterfowl in North America.

Canada Goose (clothing)

Canada Goose (also known as Canada Goose Expedition Clothing Outfitters) is a Canadian manufacturer of cold weather outerwear. The company was founded in 1957 by Sam Tick, under the name Metro Sportswear Ltd.

History

Early years (1957–1980)

In 1957, Polish immigrant Sam Tick founded Metro Sportswear Ltd. after spending years working as a cutter in other factories. Metro made woolen vests, raincoats, snowmobile suits, and other functional outerwear before creating down-filled jackets in the early 1970s. In 1972, Tick's son-in-law, David Reiss, joined the company and eventually became CEO.
Metro mainly focused on manufacturing custom down-filled coats and heavy-duty parkas for the Canadian Rangers, city police departments, the Ontario Provincial Police, municipal workers, the Ministry of Environment, and the Ministry of Correctional Services.

Developing years (1980–1997)

In the early 1980s, Metro Sportswear expanded to 50 employees and David Reiss purchased the company from Sam Tick. In 1985, its parkas were trademarked "Snow Goose". In the early 1990s, Metro began selling its products in Europe, where the Snow Goose name was already in use, so Metro sold its European products under the name Canada Goose.

"PDA", "NYC", "Obstacle 1" and "Say Hello to the Angels" were the singles from Turn On the Bright Lights, and a video was shot for each with the exception of "Say Hello to the Angels".

The album was certified Gold by the RIAA on August 29, 2011 for shipments of 500,000 copies.

A remastered version of the album was released in 2012 to commemorate its tenth anniversary. It featured additional material including demo recordings of several tracks, the bonus songs previously available on international releases and a DVD of live performances and music videos.

How To Program Your Arctic-T247

Where To BUY Arctic-T247-B
https://addictiveaquaculture.com/aquarium-lighting/arctic-t247-b-led-aquarium-light-ocean-revive
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Shell Arctic Program Rus

Shell Arctic Program Rus

Shell Arctic Program Rus

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Snow, Water, Ice and Permafrost in the Arctic (SWIPA 2017)

Snow, Water, Ice and Permafrost in the Arctic (SWIPA 2017)

Snow, Water, Ice and Permafrost in the Arctic (SWIPA 2017)

The Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme’s Snow, Water, Ice and Permafrost in the Arctic (SWIPA) assessment focuses on changes to the Arctic cryosphere (the portion of the Arctic land and water that is seasonally or perennially frozen), and the implications of those changes. The second SWIPA assessment, which covers the period 2011–2015, with some updates to include observations from 2016 and early 2017, was published in 2017.
Fact sheet report on 2017’s findings related to recent observed changes in the Arctic http://www.amap.no/documents/doc/swipa-2017-press-material/1544

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Swedish Program Excursion -- The Arctic Circle

Swedish Program Excursion -- The Arctic Circle

Swedish Program Excursion -- The Arctic Circle

Our optional spring excursion takes students to the very north of Sweden to experience winter in the arctic. Activities usually include dog sledding, snowshoeing, a visit to a traditional Sámi village, and a tour of the world famous Ice Hotel in Jukkasjärvi. If we’re lucky, we’ll also have a chance see the beautiful Northern Lights! Learn more at http://swedishprogram.org/our-program/travel/.

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[Eco Activity] WWF's Arctic Program [Panasonic]

[Eco Activity] WWF's Arctic Program [Panasonic]

[Eco Activity] WWF's Arctic Program [Panasonic]

posted on http://ch.panasonic.net on: Dec, 03, 2009
To conserve the natural environment of the Arctic, which is being significantly affected by global warming, Panasonic supports the World Wide Fund in the Arctic Program.
Environmental Activities
http://panasonic.net/eco/

54:18

Scientix webinar: The Arctic and polar research for education – EDU ARCTIC program

Scientix webinar: The Arctic and polar research for education – EDU ARCTIC program

Scientix webinar: The Arctic and polar research for education – EDU ARCTIC program

The webinar took place in the Scientix online meeting room on Wednesday 21st June at 16:00 CETCentral European Time.
Webinar outline:
EDU-ARCTIC is an EU-funded project, focused on using Arctic research as a vehicle to strengthen science education curricula all across Europe. It aims at encouraging students aged 13 to 20 to pursue further education in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), setting them on a path to perhaps one day work in one of these sectors.
EDU-ARCTIC uses interactive, innovative online tools and has five main components:
1. Online lessons hosted by polar scientists and broadcast from research stations. The lessons focus on natural science topics, polar research and why they are key to help solve important challenges in society.
2.“Polarpedia”: An evolving online encyclopaedia that contains a glossary of scientific terms and educational resources in at least five national European languages.
3.Competitions for European students and their teachers, in which a winning group of students and their teachers will be able to take part in a polar expedition to our research stations.
4.Environmental monitoring programme: All participating schools in Europe are invited to conduct environmental observations and measurements around their school and to submit their data to an open and accessible database. The database can be used as a supplement to science classes, most notably in biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics.
5.Teacher workshops and training sessions aimed at giving teachers the right tools to use EDU-ARCTIC resources and become ambassadors of the project in their home countries.
During this webinar, teachers will be familiarised with the EDU-ARCTIC project and the educational programme which it proposes. They will find out more about all the educational tools which are prepared for them to make learning fun.
Presenter:
Agata Gozdzik from the Institute of Geophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences is the coordinator of the Scientix PolishNationalContact Point. She has been involved in Scientix since 2014.
Now she coordinates two European educational projects: EDU-ARCTIC Horizon 2020 project and ERISERASMUS+ project.

2016SIES Arctic Program

Established as an InternationalExecutive school yet deeply rooted in the Scandinavian management and learning philosophy, SIES create customized programmes on a great variety of topics and areas.
SIES is established jointly with BjorknesUniversity College which is accredited by the national accreditation organization NOKUT and offer study programmes both on high school level, bachelor as well as master level. SIES is also part of Anton B Nilsen Education which is the second largest private provider of education and training in Norway and one of the top in Scandinavia with more than 40.000 thousands students covering a great variety of disciplines and topics both in Norway and Sweden.
SIES has its campus located close to downtown Oslo offering classrooms, group rooms, accommodation opportunities as well as other technical infrastructure to host groups and delegations for lecturers and visits.
School runs Arctic Program in Svalbard for those who are interested in the high north topics.
For more information, please visit the school website: www.sies.no

The Arctic Program

In a two-minute video, our reporter Al Roker explores the hypothetical biome of Centralia. Centralia is a tundra because it has such low temperatures that permafrost has developed from constantly melting and freezing snow. Because this layer of ice never totally melts, the soil under it is unable to regenerate There is also very little solar insolation and the only biodiversity we were able to find was college students and rats. Trees without leaves and kids with north face jackets are just a few examples of the adaptations that organisms have made to the cold temperatures. A few pictures of the region are also included in the video that suitably categorize Centralia as a tundra.

How To Program Your Arctic-T247

Where To BUY Arctic-T247-B
https://addictiveaquaculture.com/aquarium-lighting/arctic-t247-b-led-aquarium-light-ocean-revive
Join me as I show you how to program your Arctic-T247 Led unit. Please feel free to post a comment below if you have any questions,

published: 03 Feb 2015

Shell Arctic Program Rus

published: 08 Aug 2018

Snow, Water, Ice and Permafrost in the Arctic (SWIPA 2017)

The Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme’s Snow, Water, Ice and Permafrost in the Arctic (SWIPA) assessment focuses on changes to the Arctic cryosphere (the portion of the Arctic land and water that is seasonally or perennially frozen), and the implications of those changes. The second SWIPA assessment, which covers the period 2011–2015, with some updates to include observations from 2016 and early 2017, was published in 2017.
Fact sheet report on 2017’s findings related to recent observed changes in the Arctic http://www.amap.no/documents/doc/swipa-2017-press-material/1544

published: 25 Apr 2017

Swedish Program Excursion -- The Arctic Circle

Our optional spring excursion takes students to the very north of Sweden to experience winter in the arctic. Activities usually include dog sledding, snowshoeing, a visit to a traditional Sámi village, and a tour of the world famous Ice Hotel in Jukkasjärvi. If we’re lucky, we’ll also have a chance see the beautiful Northern Lights! Learn more at http://swedishprogram.org/our-program/travel/.

published: 21 Jun 2018

[Eco Activity] WWF's Arctic Program [Panasonic]

posted on http://ch.panasonic.net on: Dec, 03, 2009
To conserve the natural environment of the Arctic, which is being significantly affected by global warming, Panasonic supports the World Wide Fund in the Arctic Program.
Environmental Activities
http://panasonic.net/eco/

published: 01 Jun 2012

Scientix webinar: The Arctic and polar research for education – EDU ARCTIC program

The webinar took place in the Scientix online meeting room on Wednesday 21st June at 16:00 CETCentral European Time.
Webinar outline:
EDU-ARCTIC is an EU-funded project, focused on using Arctic research as a vehicle to strengthen science education curricula all across Europe. It aims at encouraging students aged 13 to 20 to pursue further education in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), setting them on a path to perhaps one day work in one of these sectors.
EDU-ARCTIC uses interactive, innovative online tools and has five main components:
1. Online lessons hosted by polar scientists and broadcast from research stations. The lessons focus on natural science topics, polar research and why they are key to help solve important challenges in society.
2.“Polarpedia”: An...

2016SIES Arctic Program

Established as an InternationalExecutive school yet deeply rooted in the Scandinavian management and learning philosophy, SIES create customized programmes on a great variety of topics and areas.
SIES is established jointly with BjorknesUniversity College which is accredited by the national accreditation organization NOKUT and offer study programmes both on high school level, bachelor as well as master level. SIES is also part of Anton B Nilsen Education which is the second largest private provider of education and training in Norway and one of the top in Scandinavia with more than 40.000 thousands students covering a great variety of disciplines and topics both in Norway and Sweden.
SIES has its campus located close to downtown Oslo offering classrooms, group rooms, accommodation oppo...

The New Ice Curtain: Russia's Strategic Reach to the Arctic

Please join us for the release and discussion of a new CSISEuropeProgram report, The NewIce Curtain: Russia’s Strategic Reach to the Arctic, which examines Russia’s economic, energy, and security strategies and aspirations in the Arctic, and the evolution of the Kremlin’s Arctic policies over the past decade. On the eve of President Obama’s and Secretary of State John Kerry’s visit to Anchorage, Alaska where they will convene Arctic and non-Arctic leaders to discuss climate impact and resilience, and global leadership in the Arctic, it is a timely moment to better understand the largest and most dynamic Arctic actor and to assess whether the Arctic will remain a cooperative region or succumb to geopolitical tensions.
Report author Heather A. Conley and project consultant Dr. Marlène ...

published: 27 Aug 2015

The Arctic Program

In a two-minute video, our reporter Al Roker explores the hypothetical biome of Centralia. Centralia is a tundra because it has such low temperatures that permafrost has developed from constantly melting and freezing snow. Because this layer of ice never totally melts, the soil under it is unable to regenerate There is also very little solar insolation and the only biodiversity we were able to find was college students and rats. Trees without leaves and kids with north face jackets are just a few examples of the adaptations that organisms have made to the cold temperatures. A few pictures of the region are also included in the video that suitably categorize Centralia as a tundra.

How To Program Your Arctic-T247

Where To BUY Arctic-T247-B
https://addictiveaquaculture.com/aquarium-lighting/arctic-t247-b-led-aquarium-light-ocean-revive
Join me as I show you how to program...

Where To BUY Arctic-T247-B
https://addictiveaquaculture.com/aquarium-lighting/arctic-t247-b-led-aquarium-light-ocean-revive
Join me as I show you how to program your Arctic-T247 Led unit. Please feel free to post a comment below if you have any questions,

Where To BUY Arctic-T247-B
https://addictiveaquaculture.com/aquarium-lighting/arctic-t247-b-led-aquarium-light-ocean-revive
Join me as I show you how to program your Arctic-T247 Led unit. Please feel free to post a comment below if you have any questions,

The Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme’s Snow, Water, Ice and Permafrost in the Arctic (SWIPA) assessment focuses on changes to the Arctic cryosphere (the portion of the Arctic land and water that is seasonally or perennially frozen), and the implications of those changes. The second SWIPA assessment, which covers the period 2011–2015, with some updates to include observations from 2016 and early 2017, was published in 2017.
Fact sheet report on 2017’s findings related to recent observed changes in the Arctic http://www.amap.no/documents/doc/swipa-2017-press-material/1544

The Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme’s Snow, Water, Ice and Permafrost in the Arctic (SWIPA) assessment focuses on changes to the Arctic cryosphere (the portion of the Arctic land and water that is seasonally or perennially frozen), and the implications of those changes. The second SWIPA assessment, which covers the period 2011–2015, with some updates to include observations from 2016 and early 2017, was published in 2017.
Fact sheet report on 2017’s findings related to recent observed changes in the Arctic http://www.amap.no/documents/doc/swipa-2017-press-material/1544

Swedish Program Excursion -- The Arctic Circle

Our optional spring excursion takes students to the very north of Sweden to experience winter in the arctic. Activities usually include dog sledding, snowshoein...

Our optional spring excursion takes students to the very north of Sweden to experience winter in the arctic. Activities usually include dog sledding, snowshoeing, a visit to a traditional Sámi village, and a tour of the world famous Ice Hotel in Jukkasjärvi. If we’re lucky, we’ll also have a chance see the beautiful Northern Lights! Learn more at http://swedishprogram.org/our-program/travel/.

Our optional spring excursion takes students to the very north of Sweden to experience winter in the arctic. Activities usually include dog sledding, snowshoeing, a visit to a traditional Sámi village, and a tour of the world famous Ice Hotel in Jukkasjärvi. If we’re lucky, we’ll also have a chance see the beautiful Northern Lights! Learn more at http://swedishprogram.org/our-program/travel/.

[Eco Activity] WWF's Arctic Program [Panasonic]

posted on http://ch.panasonic.net on: Dec, 03, 2009
To conserve the natural environment of the Arctic, which is being significantly affected by global warming, ...

posted on http://ch.panasonic.net on: Dec, 03, 2009
To conserve the natural environment of the Arctic, which is being significantly affected by global warming, Panasonic supports the World Wide Fund in the Arctic Program.
Environmental Activities
http://panasonic.net/eco/

posted on http://ch.panasonic.net on: Dec, 03, 2009
To conserve the natural environment of the Arctic, which is being significantly affected by global warming, Panasonic supports the World Wide Fund in the Arctic Program.
Environmental Activities
http://panasonic.net/eco/

The webinar took place in the Scientix online meeting room on Wednesday 21st June at 16:00 CETCentral European Time.
Webinar outline:
EDU-ARCTIC is an EU-funded project, focused on using Arctic research as a vehicle to strengthen science education curricula all across Europe. It aims at encouraging students aged 13 to 20 to pursue further education in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), setting them on a path to perhaps one day work in one of these sectors.
EDU-ARCTIC uses interactive, innovative online tools and has five main components:
1. Online lessons hosted by polar scientists and broadcast from research stations. The lessons focus on natural science topics, polar research and why they are key to help solve important challenges in society.
2.“Polarpedia”: An evolving online encyclopaedia that contains a glossary of scientific terms and educational resources in at least five national European languages.
3.Competitions for European students and their teachers, in which a winning group of students and their teachers will be able to take part in a polar expedition to our research stations.
4.Environmental monitoring programme: All participating schools in Europe are invited to conduct environmental observations and measurements around their school and to submit their data to an open and accessible database. The database can be used as a supplement to science classes, most notably in biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics.
5.Teacher workshops and training sessions aimed at giving teachers the right tools to use EDU-ARCTIC resources and become ambassadors of the project in their home countries.
During this webinar, teachers will be familiarised with the EDU-ARCTIC project and the educational programme which it proposes. They will find out more about all the educational tools which are prepared for them to make learning fun.
Presenter:
Agata Gozdzik from the Institute of Geophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences is the coordinator of the Scientix PolishNationalContact Point. She has been involved in Scientix since 2014.
Now she coordinates two European educational projects: EDU-ARCTIC Horizon 2020 project and ERISERASMUS+ project.

The webinar took place in the Scientix online meeting room on Wednesday 21st June at 16:00 CETCentral European Time.
Webinar outline:
EDU-ARCTIC is an EU-funded project, focused on using Arctic research as a vehicle to strengthen science education curricula all across Europe. It aims at encouraging students aged 13 to 20 to pursue further education in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), setting them on a path to perhaps one day work in one of these sectors.
EDU-ARCTIC uses interactive, innovative online tools and has five main components:
1. Online lessons hosted by polar scientists and broadcast from research stations. The lessons focus on natural science topics, polar research and why they are key to help solve important challenges in society.
2.“Polarpedia”: An evolving online encyclopaedia that contains a glossary of scientific terms and educational resources in at least five national European languages.
3.Competitions for European students and their teachers, in which a winning group of students and their teachers will be able to take part in a polar expedition to our research stations.
4.Environmental monitoring programme: All participating schools in Europe are invited to conduct environmental observations and measurements around their school and to submit their data to an open and accessible database. The database can be used as a supplement to science classes, most notably in biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics.
5.Teacher workshops and training sessions aimed at giving teachers the right tools to use EDU-ARCTIC resources and become ambassadors of the project in their home countries.
During this webinar, teachers will be familiarised with the EDU-ARCTIC project and the educational programme which it proposes. They will find out more about all the educational tools which are prepared for them to make learning fun.
Presenter:
Agata Gozdzik from the Institute of Geophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences is the coordinator of the Scientix PolishNationalContact Point. She has been involved in Scientix since 2014.
Now she coordinates two European educational projects: EDU-ARCTIC Horizon 2020 project and ERISERASMUS+ project.

Established as an InternationalExecutive school yet deeply rooted in the Scandinavian management and learning philosophy, SIES create customized programmes on a great variety of topics and areas.
SIES is established jointly with BjorknesUniversity College which is accredited by the national accreditation organization NOKUT and offer study programmes both on high school level, bachelor as well as master level. SIES is also part of Anton B Nilsen Education which is the second largest private provider of education and training in Norway and one of the top in Scandinavia with more than 40.000 thousands students covering a great variety of disciplines and topics both in Norway and Sweden.
SIES has its campus located close to downtown Oslo offering classrooms, group rooms, accommodation opportunities as well as other technical infrastructure to host groups and delegations for lecturers and visits.
School runs Arctic Program in Svalbard for those who are interested in the high north topics.
For more information, please visit the school website: www.sies.no

Established as an InternationalExecutive school yet deeply rooted in the Scandinavian management and learning philosophy, SIES create customized programmes on a great variety of topics and areas.
SIES is established jointly with BjorknesUniversity College which is accredited by the national accreditation organization NOKUT and offer study programmes both on high school level, bachelor as well as master level. SIES is also part of Anton B Nilsen Education which is the second largest private provider of education and training in Norway and one of the top in Scandinavia with more than 40.000 thousands students covering a great variety of disciplines and topics both in Norway and Sweden.
SIES has its campus located close to downtown Oslo offering classrooms, group rooms, accommodation opportunities as well as other technical infrastructure to host groups and delegations for lecturers and visits.
School runs Arctic Program in Svalbard for those who are interested in the high north topics.
For more information, please visit the school website: www.sies.no

The Arctic Program

In a two-minute video, our reporter Al Roker explores the hypothetical biome of Centralia. Centralia is a tundra because it has such low temperatures that perma...

In a two-minute video, our reporter Al Roker explores the hypothetical biome of Centralia. Centralia is a tundra because it has such low temperatures that permafrost has developed from constantly melting and freezing snow. Because this layer of ice never totally melts, the soil under it is unable to regenerate There is also very little solar insolation and the only biodiversity we were able to find was college students and rats. Trees without leaves and kids with north face jackets are just a few examples of the adaptations that organisms have made to the cold temperatures. A few pictures of the region are also included in the video that suitably categorize Centralia as a tundra.

In a two-minute video, our reporter Al Roker explores the hypothetical biome of Centralia. Centralia is a tundra because it has such low temperatures that permafrost has developed from constantly melting and freezing snow. Because this layer of ice never totally melts, the soil under it is unable to regenerate There is also very little solar insolation and the only biodiversity we were able to find was college students and rats. Trees without leaves and kids with north face jackets are just a few examples of the adaptations that organisms have made to the cold temperatures. A few pictures of the region are also included in the video that suitably categorize Centralia as a tundra.

How To Program Your Arctic-T247

Where To BUY Arctic-T247-B
https://addictiveaquaculture.com/aquarium-lighting/arctic-t247-b-led-aquarium-light-ocean-revive
Join me as I show you how to program your Arctic-T247 Led unit. Please feel free to post a comment below if you have any questions,

Snow, Water, Ice and Permafrost in the Arctic (SWIPA 2017)

The Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme’s Snow, Water, Ice and Permafrost in the Arctic (SWIPA) assessment focuses on changes to the Arctic cryosphere (the portion of the Arctic land and water that is seasonally or perennially frozen), and the implications of those changes. The second SWIPA assessment, which covers the period 2011–2015, with some updates to include observations from 2016 and early 2017, was published in 2017.
Fact sheet report on 2017’s findings related to recent observed changes in the Arctic http://www.amap.no/documents/doc/swipa-2017-press-material/1544

Swedish Program Excursion -- The Arctic Circle

Our optional spring excursion takes students to the very north of Sweden to experience winter in the arctic. Activities usually include dog sledding, snowshoeing, a visit to a traditional Sámi village, and a tour of the world famous Ice Hotel in Jukkasjärvi. If we’re lucky, we’ll also have a chance see the beautiful Northern Lights! Learn more at http://swedishprogram.org/our-program/travel/.

[Eco Activity] WWF's Arctic Program [Panasonic]

posted on http://ch.panasonic.net on: Dec, 03, 2009
To conserve the natural environment of the Arctic, which is being significantly affected by global warming, Panasonic supports the World Wide Fund in the Arctic Program.
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Scientix webinar: The Arctic and polar research for education – EDU ARCTIC program

The webinar took place in the Scientix online meeting room on Wednesday 21st June at 16:00 CETCentral European Time.
Webinar outline:
EDU-ARCTIC is an EU-funded project, focused on using Arctic research as a vehicle to strengthen science education curricula all across Europe. It aims at encouraging students aged 13 to 20 to pursue further education in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), setting them on a path to perhaps one day work in one of these sectors.
EDU-ARCTIC uses interactive, innovative online tools and has five main components:
1. Online lessons hosted by polar scientists and broadcast from research stations. The lessons focus on natural science topics, polar research and why they are key to help solve important challenges in society.
2.“Polarpedia”: An evolving online encyclopaedia that contains a glossary of scientific terms and educational resources in at least five national European languages.
3.Competitions for European students and their teachers, in which a winning group of students and their teachers will be able to take part in a polar expedition to our research stations.
4.Environmental monitoring programme: All participating schools in Europe are invited to conduct environmental observations and measurements around their school and to submit their data to an open and accessible database. The database can be used as a supplement to science classes, most notably in biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics.
5.Teacher workshops and training sessions aimed at giving teachers the right tools to use EDU-ARCTIC resources and become ambassadors of the project in their home countries.
During this webinar, teachers will be familiarised with the EDU-ARCTIC project and the educational programme which it proposes. They will find out more about all the educational tools which are prepared for them to make learning fun.
Presenter:
Agata Gozdzik from the Institute of Geophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences is the coordinator of the Scientix PolishNationalContact Point. She has been involved in Scientix since 2014.
Now she coordinates two European educational projects: EDU-ARCTIC Horizon 2020 project and ERISERASMUS+ project.

2016SIES Arctic Program

Established as an InternationalExecutive school yet deeply rooted in the Scandinavian management and learning philosophy, SIES create customized programmes on a great variety of topics and areas.
SIES is established jointly with BjorknesUniversity College which is accredited by the national accreditation organization NOKUT and offer study programmes both on high school level, bachelor as well as master level. SIES is also part of Anton B Nilsen Education which is the second largest private provider of education and training in Norway and one of the top in Scandinavia with more than 40.000 thousands students covering a great variety of disciplines and topics both in Norway and Sweden.
SIES has its campus located close to downtown Oslo offering classrooms, group rooms, accommodation opportunities as well as other technical infrastructure to host groups and delegations for lecturers and visits.
School runs Arctic Program in Svalbard for those who are interested in the high north topics.
For more information, please visit the school website: www.sies.no

The Arctic Program

In a two-minute video, our reporter Al Roker explores the hypothetical biome of Centralia. Centralia is a tundra because it has such low temperatures that permafrost has developed from constantly melting and freezing snow. Because this layer of ice never totally melts, the soil under it is unable to regenerate There is also very little solar insolation and the only biodiversity we were able to find was college students and rats. Trees without leaves and kids with north face jackets are just a few examples of the adaptations that organisms have made to the cold temperatures. A few pictures of the region are also included in the video that suitably categorize Centralia as a tundra.

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